In the world of finances, the law, and incapacity planning, you are typically “incapacitated” if you are unable to manage your finances and day to day business affairs. Regardless of whether you have participated in the estate planning process, incapacity planning is an important element. If you become incapacitated for a period of time or permanently, you will need trusted helpers to act on your behalf. If you’ve done estate planning, you get to choose your trusted helpers and give them … [Read more...] about Incapacity Planning: Why You Need Two Agents
The Risks Associated with NOT Having a Power of Attorney
A financial power of attorney or power of attorney for healthcare can be an extremely beneficial addition to your estate plan. Both of these documents can make a big difference in your life, if you’re ever unable to make your own decisions. Not having a power of attorney has risks. Take a look at some of the information below to learn more about the importance of a power of attorney. If you become incapacitated risks are realized: Without a financial power of attorney, your family will … [Read more...] about The Risks Associated with NOT Having a Power of Attorney
